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MIB: Stagflation Confirmed, $105 Oil, China Stalled — Warsh Has No Good Move; REITs, Chips, & Long-Tech Now Lose

By RecessionALERT on May 15, 2026 in Reflections

Trump-Xi Day 2: zero binding deals on tariffs, semiconductors, or Taiwan; S&P -1.24%, 10Y +14 bps to 4.60%, stagflation pricing confirmed. WTI +4.26% to $105.48 on Hormuz collapse — ~10% weekly gain compounds the tariff-inflation stack. Warsh sworn in as Fed Chair with >50% 2026 rate-hike odds; June 16 FOMC is his first test. Chip leaders MU, INTC, AMD down 5–7% on NVDA pre-positioning and unresolved China export overhang. Ackman disclosed MSFT at 21x, exited GOOGL; MSFT +3.05% vs. Nasdaq -1.54%.

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GEONOTE : Record Producer. Structural Importer. One Export Ceiling.

By RecessionALERT on April 12, 2026 in Research Papers

Trump’s April 11 Truth Social post celebrated 68 supertankers loading American crude — the production number is real, every conclusion drawn from it is not. The United States is the world’s largest crude producer and a structural net importer of crude oil simultaneously. Strip away the four conflations driving the narrative and the US has approximately 1 million barrels per day of redirectable spot crude against a 9.1 million barrel per day Hormuz shortfall. The water’s edge is where the claim dies.

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